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MetLife is an insurance company that offers multiple levels of homeowners policies to fit a variety of budgets and coverage needs. All MetLife home policies include free identity protection with paid replacement cost coverage options. Its website doesn't have much information, but you can buy its home insurance policies by visiting a local agent.

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Pros
  • Multiple coverage tiers
  • Free identity protection
  • Replacement cost coverage
Cons
  • Very little info on the website
  • No online tools

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Pittsburgh, PA
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I have been with this company for over 20 years for my homeowners, and auto insurance without any problems on my end. My family and I have been very loyal customers and I have alw...

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Athens, NY
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My garage was demolished by a hit-and-run driver in June 2019. I was fully insured through Metlife Homeowner's insurance for replacement value of the garage, up to $40.000. To dat...

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What is MetLife home insurance?

MetLife, which has been operating since the 1860s, is a big name in the U.S. insurance industry. While the company’s website and online tools are lacking, its coverage features, like replacement cost coverage and free identity protection, keep it competitive.

MetLife doesn’t offer online quotes, and you can’t purchase a policy or file a claim through the website. It does have a 24/7 claims hotline, though, along with fax and email claims. The company provides flexible payment plans and promises to rebuild your home and replace property without hidden costs or coverage gaps. It also offers several ways to save on your home insurance policy.

What does MetLife home insurance cover?

MetLife offers three tiers of coverage. Its Standard home insurance policy is pretty typical but also includes free identity protection. Coverage features included in the Standard policy:

  • Dwelling
  • Other structures
  • Personal property
  • Loss of use
  • Liability
  • Medical payments
  • Identity protection services
  • Optional guaranteed replacement cost for home
  • Optional replacement cost value for personal property
  • Computer (up to $5,000)

The next tier is MetLife Platinum, which includes Standard plan coverages as well as:

  • Replacement cost value for personal property
  • Personal property limit for personal computer coverage ($5,000 for business use)
  • $10,000 in water backup coverage

MetLife’s GrandProtect is its top-tier policy. It includes everything in the Platinum plan, plus:

  • Guaranteed replacement home coverage
  • $25,000 identity theft reimbursement protection

The website does note that not all coverage is available in all states. Contact a MetLife agent to hear your coverage options.

MetLife home insurance quotes and costs

The cost of your MetLife home insurance policy depends on several factors, including your home’s age, your previous claims, credit score, pets, location and more. MetLife has no information on its website about the cost of homeowners insurance, but it does list several discount options:

  • Multipolicy: Savings for bundling home and auto coverage.
  • Claims free: Discounts for those who’ve had no claims on their policy for five years.
  • Safety: Savings for alarm systems, smoke detectors and other devices to prevent fire or theft.
  • Group/employer: Savings through your MetLife-partnered employer or organization.
  • Newly constructed home: Discounts for homes built within the last year.
  • Mature homeowner: Rate cuts for retired policyholders 55 and older.

MetLife home insurance FAQ

Where is MetLife home insurance available?

MetLife home insurance is available in all states, though not all coverage is available in all states.

How do I file a home insurance claim with MetLife?

MetLife lets you submit claims 24/7 through its claims hotline, by fax or by email.

Where is MetLife located?

The MetLife headquarters is located in New York City. Its homeowners insurance is available nationwide.

Does MetLife home insurance cover A/C units?

Yes. MetLife offers a home systems protection plan, which covers central air conditioning and other electrical appliances.

Still have questions?

Is MetLife a good homeowners insurance company?

MetLife is generally a good option for homeowners insurance. The website doesn’t offer much info about its coverage and costs and has no policy management tools — but if you don’t mind handling your policy through an agent, MetLife might work for you. Contact the company to get a quote for coverage available in your area.

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    Customer ServiceCoveragePriceMaintenanceStaffBilling

    Reviewed Jan. 2, 2023

    I have been with this company for over 20 years for my homeowners, and auto insurance without any problems on my end. My family and I have been very loyal customers and I have always paid our bills on time with them. The problem, and the reason for the one star review: they recently dropped me without notice on our homeowners insurance policy for something simple that took only a few days to fix on the house (tree branches hanging over the roof that needed cut back).

    They knew for 5 months prior to dropping me, and didn't give me any notice of this, or time (a grace period) to take care of the very simple problem, which only took a few days to take care of. They only notified me by mail that they were dropping me due to this small issue when my next bill payment was supposed to be made. How was I supposed to know that this was a reason to drop me from the policy?

    I called the company to investigate this issue and no one could help me, or explain further. I did however find both auto and homeowners insurance with another company for much, much cheaper. I also found that MetLife is very expensive, and the customer service is not very helpful, as well as being very hard to understand. Before you go with this company, please check out your options!!

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    Customer ServiceCoverageSales & MarketingPriceStaffRatesHonesty & Transparency

    Reviewed March 31, 2021

    I spent nearly 2 hours on the phone with an agent, at the beginning I asked for a quote for car and home insurance. Well, the car insurance ended being too expensive, but the home insurance was affordable, the agent send me the quote proposal home to my email address. Since I was going to keep my old auto insurance I ask the agent to make the same quote, but this time not at my name, but at my mother's name, since we both owned the house. Then he said that Metlife declined to insure the house because they said that it is a sinkhole area.

    In my current home insurance People's Trust, we don't have sinkhole insurance, they allowed us to refuse, because it is not a sinkhole area. I don't really know where do they get the information but is not accurate and Metlife should not be doing quotes for areas that according to them are sinkhole areas. And less send flyers in the mail advertising their great rates and discount codes specifically for the company that you work for when that is misleading information or better select the areas where they can offer insurance and don't send mail to areas like mine where "supposedly" we have sinkholes, it makes us spend miserably hours in the phone.

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      Customer ServiceTechPricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

      Reviewed Aug. 23, 2020

      Last August, 2019 we bought our house. MetLife came out and did their usual inspection. We never heard back from them. In April, 2020 they contacted our agent and said we needed to get rid of some bushes around the house, which was already done in September 2019. They also said the roof needed to be done. We had the roof already scheduled for July 2020. The day our roof was done, we got a letter that they were not renewing us in August 2020. They never even followed up with us to see that we got everything done. If they had renewed us, they would have set our home value at $660,000, which is more than double what the home is actually worth, so we would have paid a larger than needed premium. Worst company to deal with. Thankfully we found an insurer who has been great to work with and has valued our home only slightly higher than is has been appraised for.

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      Staff

      Reviewed April 15, 2020

      Metlife cancelled after I refused to let the 3rd party inspector inside my home during the Covid-19 pandemic. What part of there is a worldwide pandemic, and a potentially deadly virus spreading does Metlife not get? The inspector showed up at my house unannounced and even after I told him not to get out of his car, he did, and proceeded to walk into my yard. He took full advantage of the fact that I was a woman, by myself. These are the kind of people that are hired by this third party inspection company, and, essentially, Metlife. Apparently all Metlife is concerned about is collecting their premiums, and not human lives. Do you really want to pay money to a company that has no concern for their clients' safety?

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      Customer ServiceCoveragePriceBilling

      Reviewed March 18, 2020

      I had been a Met Life homeowners customer for over 20 years. Every year I had problems with billing-- they would agree to a 12 month payment plan, then switch it back to a nine month payment plan whereby they say they were going to cancel my insurance. I attempted to file two claims over the course of 20 years and was denied both times. When I had enough, I called them and asked them to insure me through January 22nd and I paid their quoted amount through January 22. I called to confirm cancellation on the 23rd, and then I received another bill for $28 for one more day. All our phone conversations were recorded, and I repeatedly stated I did not want to be insured after the twenty-second. It's all about them and their money--it's not about the customer. I do not recommend this company.

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      Price

      Reviewed Dec. 12, 2019

      My girlfriend has had MetLife homeowners for 40 + years. A drunk drove into our house which has stone siding. So here we are living in Illinois in the winter with a hole in our house. They keep lying to us about how much it will cost to fix our home. At first we were told to get it fixed and they would pay. Well they have sent two checks which will cover almost half. I guess I need a lawyer and file a complaint with the commerce commission. 10 weeks is long enough to live like this.

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      Claims HandlingCoverageStaff

      Reviewed Nov. 21, 2019

      After being with the same insurance agency for over 60 years, our home and auto insurance was changed to MetLife. After making a claim, it took the Donan Engineering Company 7 weeks to show up. The West side of my house was left open in the rainiest summer in centuries. The inside was destroyed including my grandmother's antique oak furniture. MetLife is insistent that the house had been leaky for an extended period of time. This is untrue. All attempts at collecting on our policy were denied. The Donan Co. has an apparently questionable reputation from private adjusters. Apparently, their people receive nice bonuses for rejecting claims. I find MetLife's use of such people below shameful behavior. My advice; steer clear of MetLife! As for my agency, I'm sure if father Rudy and son Jack were still alive, this selling out of their customers would never have happened.

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      Customer ServicePriceStaff

      Reviewed Oct. 7, 2019

      My garage was demolished by a hit-and-run driver in June 2019. I was fully insured through Metlife Homeowner's insurance for replacement value of the garage, up to $40.000. To date, they sent an adjuster out to meet me but she texted me that she had to come early, while I was still at work, because she didn't want to get caught in an expected thunderstorm. She sent a quote that was so low that I could not find any contractor that didn't laugh at the quote. I sent her (certified mail, return receipt requested, two times) all of the bids/estimates that I received.

      In September, I paid out of my own pocket to have the garage removed because, it was creaking and in danger of falling into the roadway. I still have not heard back with any offer to increase the pay out to an amount that could actually replace the garage, regardless of the multiple emails, calls and letters sent through certified mail. If you want to get half of what it will cost you to replace the damage to your property, you might get paid in 10 days. If you want a fair cost to replace your damage, try another insurance company.

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      Claims HandlingCoverageStaff

      Reviewed July 17, 2019

      During a mortgage refinance we discovered that Metlife was drastically OVERCHARGE for insurance premiums. We have a $200K home, and we’re paying $4000/yr in premiums. New company offers higher coverage for $1500/yr. Premiums were paid through payroll deduction, so the gradual 5 year increase from $2000 to $3900 annual premium went unnoticed until our bank questioned the high rate. When I called to question it, the rep said he wasn’t sure, because we’ve had no claims since starting with them. Looking into legal action.

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      Customer ServiceClaims Handling

      Reviewed July 13, 2019

      On 7/3 I was advised by my downstairs neighbor that there was a leak coming from my AC unit. I immediately called to get the leak repaired. I also called MetLife to open a claim. From start to finish, my adjusters have been as unhelpful as possible. I'm going to pay a couple thousand dollars out of pocket because they didn't provide sufficient information about the claim process and my lack of liability for the downstairs unit. They did not indicate that they had recommended vendors. The inspector didn't conduct a thorough inspection and indicated there was no damage when, in fact, the was mold damage in the AC air intake vent. In spite of the fact that there was mold damage, they didn't offer a hotel. I had to bully them into it. Now that the moldy drywall has been cut out, I have to beg to get it restored because the inspector said there was no damage. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

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      Claims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed April 11, 2019

      My policy is paid by my mortgage company through escrow. It has been this way since 2007 (12 years). A few months ago, I received a notice that my policy hadn't been paid for 2019. I called MetLife and found out that the policy billing had been changed from escrow billed to insured billed, although I had never received a notice of this or a bill until the cancellation notice. I contacted my mortgage company, they too were unaware of this change and had also not received notice from MetLife or any bills from MetLife. MetLife has been so difficult to deal with and all I want to do is pay my bill. I have never had a claim and am thankful for that. I cannot imagine the nightmare that would be, considering the level of service received when trying to pay my premium. STAY AWAY!! Find another insurance company who wants your business and provides some level of customer service.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed March 12, 2019

      We have had Metlife for many years and have never had to file a claim on our homeowners... That is until SIX WEEKS AGO when our house flooded. There is a total lack of communication between the very young part time INEXPERIENCED 3rd party adjuster named Emma and the Mishawn at the main office, the repairs are still not done! SIX WEEKS??? As of today 3/12/19, (SIX WEEKS LATER) Metlife is telling us that they do not have a contractor in our area? Why have we been paying homeowners insurance for so long if you cannot "insure" us and be there when we need you most? Never again with Metlife!

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      Customer Service

      Reviewed Oct. 19, 2018

      I have great retiree discounts through my former employer for HO and auto, plus my dental separately. My overall experience is that they're not even trying with their customer service, on the phone or online. It's as if they WANT you to have a bad experience so you'll just give up and leave them alone. I don't recall EVER being solicited to complete a survey of my experience with them. You decide: low premiums or great customer service. It seems you can't have both with MetLife.

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      Customer ServicePrice

      Reviewed June 2, 2018

      Was quoted one price over the phone and received my bill $100.00 higher. Tried call customer service. First time hung up. Called back, transferred, on hold. Called back and could not explain why. Finally give up.

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      Customer ServiceCoverage

      Reviewed April 9, 2018

      I would give them zero stars if I could, because they provided me zero service. I found out the hard way that they canceled my homeowners insurance policy when they sent me the notice in the mail (according to the postage, they didn’t send until three days after cancellation). When I called them to ask why it was canceled, they said it was because the bills were never paid. My escrow was supposed to cover that, so of course I called my mortgage company furious. As it turned out, the reason the bills were never paid was because my lender never received any bills; in fact, they never even received a declaration letter.

      That means I went over a year without actual homeowners insurance because MetLife did literally nothing. Even after paying to reinstate the policy that had been canceled, they STILL didn’t send any paperwork to me or my lender, despite lying and claiming that they did. It is an outrageous and even dangerous dereliction of duty on their part. I’ve since switched insurance for both home and auto because these frauds don’t deserve anyone’s business.

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      Coverage

      Reviewed March 29, 2018

      After extended trip, returned home to find major leak in kitchen. Cabinets, floors ruined. Constant promises from MetLife insurance lackey proved to be all lies. Bottom line, DO NOT get this Insurance. After constant lies they cancelled homeowners insurance with no notice.

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed June 27, 2017

      My husband and I purchased renters insurance on 2/17. The next day there was a tornado in our area. We didn't have any damage to any of our personal items. We were glad that we had just purchased a policy. So a few months later. Prior to purchasing the policy every faucet in the rental property was leaking and after several attempts to get the SLUMLORD to repair it. We decided to do it on our own. After replacement of the sinks we started to see mold spores throughout the property and inside the ventilation system.

      We end up suing the landlord for lack of repairs and only paid half the month’s rent for the reminder of our time at the property until we moved. The courts ruled in our favor and the SLUMLORD tried to retaliate by filling an eviction suit. We contacted Metlife and advised that we need to move due to the courts ruling in our favor that this residence was uninhabitable and we need to leave to temporary housing. Metlife denied hotel assistance because landlord filed for eviction. We left 2 KING SIZE BEDS and 2 QUEEN SIZE BEDS that had mold spores on the bottom and 2 lounge chairs. Metlife denied claim for mold damage. We canceled the policy immediately. They don't help you at all with any legitimate claim. SO DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! CAVEAT (BUYER BEWARE) We are in the process of purchasing a home and they will not be our PROVIDER! THEY SUCK!!!

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed June 21, 2017

      Hail damage claimed on our roof. First roofer said there was hail damage. Their adjuster said no hail damage just wear and tear. Several roofing companies stated otherwise. I am not a roofer, it is quite obvious there is damage. Therefore a second adjuster was request. Second one states there is 'some' hail damage. So they made a small payment, $400 on $1000 deductible. I had a independent adjuster come by and take a look so I can get an unbiased opinion. He stated roof needs to be replaced because of hail. So now I had to hire a public adjuster. (What shysters!) Have been with MetLife over 6 years. No claims. 1st claim rejected, others in neighborhood with damage paid off with other insurance co. also car companies near had hail damage.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingPrice

      Reviewed May 24, 2017

      I have been with MetLife for 25 years and have never filed a claim until this month. My claim was for hail damage of the soffit and fascia to the roof. All of this seems to have stemmed from a simple misunderstanding on my sister's part and the oversized ego of one man. Grant **, the claim adjuster called my house to determine a time to come out and look at the damage. My sister answered the phone, and assuming he was selling insurance, told him we already had it, and proceeded to hang up on him.

      On the second phone call, I answered, and after realizing what had happened, I apologized, and tried to explain what had happened. After finishing the phone call with Mr. **, I could tell he didn't believe me, so I made sure my sister would be at the house with me when he arrived so I could explain again. I feel I should point out now that, my sister and I are identical twins, so I can certainly understand why he wouldn't have believed me over the phone.

      When Mr. Grant arrived at my home, my sister and I again apologized, and explained that it had been a misunderstanding. He informed me that "I am the man who will be deciding how much money you will get." and he left. A few days later I was told that the hail damage would cost more to repair through my insurance because I had not met my deductible, so I chose to hire a "handy man".

      About a week after that I got mail from MetLife informing me that the "soffit and fascia to the roof needed to be repaired, the garage and breezeway singles were worn and needed to be replaced, and the garage door need to be replaced, and the debris around the house needed to be removed", and that I needed to "complete these repairs as soon as possible so that we can take that into consideration for your renewal." A week later I received another letter from MetLife informing me that I had been dropped, and that I now have until July to find new insurance. I just can't believe that after being with this company for 25 years and never filing a claim this is how I am treated, and it all seems to over one man's ego being hurt. I believe this be highly unprofessional.

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      Claims HandlingCoveragePrice

      Reviewed March 23, 2017

      Our home has been insured with Metlife for over 15 years. We NEVER made a claim until 2016 for which we received $5,000.00. Our Renewal just arrived and the premium increased by $1,100.00 over FIFTY PERCENT!!! I immediately called Met and asked what caused the increase. The rep said it was a number of factors including the claim. I asked for the dollar amount the claim attributed to the increase and was told it was over $1,000.00, basically all of it. I was then made aware the increase would be in effect for 3 years. Isn't the point of insurance to be covered in the event of a loss? Clearly not to Metlife. We didn't know Metlife was only going to cover our loss TEMPORARILY. We now have to pay back 60% of the loss, $3000.00, over the next 3 years. We spent the $5,000.00 never thinking we needed to save $3,000.00 to pay them back.

      Be forewarned Metlife's business model is CORRUPT. CEO Steven A. Kandarian receives bonuses based on how profitable the corruption business model works and CORRUPTION has been lucrative for him. 2015 the latest salary data available reported to the SEC he ripped off/gouged his customers to EARN (HA!) $14,975,921. Of course all the stock options he receives provide a little extra and I guess his salary is inadequate for his lifestyle --- between February 27, 2017 -March 13, 2017 he cashed in a small portion of his stock for $1.4 Million. Even after the sale he still has 271,000 shares and at today's price that is worth FOURTEEN Million (All this information is readily available on Yahoo Finance). Yet Steven still wants more - our $3000.00. I called State Farm for a quote - they won't insure us for 3 years and I fear no one else will either. Held for ransom...

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      CoveragePrice

      Reviewed Feb. 14, 2017

      I would not give even 1 star if I didn't have to. Do not support them. I was denied a quote because I have dogs and they are considered a liability!?? How can this company be affiliated with Banfield Pet Hospital if they discriminate against dog breeds??? Im a vet tech. I have a pit bull, papillon and husky mix. They asked if my pit bulls have ever bit someone and no they haven't and they never will. My papillon is more likely to bite you than my pit!! What the heck!!?? They said they wouldn't give me a quote because my pit bull is a liability and is likely to bite someone.

      Screw yall. As if it's not bad enough that apartments won't allow pit bull breeds but now you can't get insurance on a home that you own because you have a PITBULL in the HOME that you OWN!! I'm appalled to say the least. WOW!! Todd you suck. You didn't even listen to me when I was telling you about my home before you asked about my dogs because if you were listening you wouldn't have had to ask me 50 questions I already told you about. Worst insurance company ever!

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      Claims HandlingPrice

      Reviewed Jan. 10, 2017

      I was with Metlife for about 10 years before I made my first claim. During those ten years my premiums slowly increased. Then came the two claims I made - one for hail damage of my roof and the second for a failed sump pump that flooded my basement destroying my wall to wall carpeting. Both claims were handled entirely different. The hail damage claim only took one estimate and they cut me a check minus my deductible fairly quickly. The carpeting was a different story. Newbies beware. My coverage was for replacement cost. The Metlife adjuster took a sample of carpet and had it sent to a lab because I could not find my original receipt. He also sent out a company to measure and perform remediation. I received an estimate from the insurance adjuster for the carpeting that was not close to what I remembered paying for it.

      After I personally measured the area, I found out that they under-measured by 800 square feet. After correcting the measurement we settled on an acceptable number minus my deductible. However I was told I would only receive 30 or 40 percent upfront and the rest when the carpet was replaced. I chose to install a slightly cheaper carpet and save some of the money to pay for a sump pump backup system. After the carpet was installed I requested the rest of the money. That is where the problems began. The adjuster wanted copies of the receipt. He said they only paid for the cost of the carpet I put back in. This was not clearly explained to me at the beginning. Just going through the process the year before on my roof I thought I knew what was going to happen with my carpeting.

      The kicker, in carpeting, the square foot measurement for the estimate should include an additional 10% more for waste that installers charge. I had to point that out and have my estimate adjusted a second time because the Metlife adjuster conveniently left off the estimate. I left Metlife in November of 2016. About three years after my second claim. In those 3 years, my premiums more than doubled. In 2016, I contacted Metlife to get a reduction in premium. They said that not only can they not reduce it but I was receiving an increase because there was an across the board increase to account for a higher claim rate in 2016. Changing companies dropped my premium to less than half what Metlife wanted me to pay. Insurance is a license to steal.

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      Claims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed July 19, 2016

      I called and submitted a claim for water damage in our house. They sent an insurance adjuster to our house. He got up onto our roof and told my husband that we had hail damage. He told us that we needed to call and submit a separate claim for that, which we did. Numerous time we asked him would this affect our policy in any way at all, we were told IT WOULD NOT. Well yesterday I get a cancellation letter in the mail for having too many claims filed. We were entrapped by that adjuster. He knew they would cancel us and all we will do was what he said. Well, needless to say, our cars are with them as well and I will be canceling those too.

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed May 2, 2016

      METLIFE home insurance worst service quality. METLIFE Home Insurance increased my premium above NCRB (North Carolina Rate Bureau) 10.6%. I have never filed a claim, always paid on time, and now METLIFE is kicking me out. Bad customer quality. They do NOT care. Go to another insurance company.

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      Reviewed Jan. 5, 2016

      I have had my current homeowners insurance company for about 7 years. They have a good "Grand Protect" program. They re-evaluate every couple of years to make sure my coverage is still current. I have not had a claim with them so I can't comment on that.

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      Coverage

      Reviewed Jan. 2, 2016

      It was there, never needed it, but it was nice to have, just in case. Before that we had renters insurance from All State, and though we never needed it, it was also to have. Specially since we lived in a neighborhood that was, shall we say a bit interesting. Thankfully, nothing ever happened, never had a break in and our stuff remained ours. It not much, but it was ours. And really, what else is there to say? It is good to have insurance, just in case.

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      Punctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Dec. 29, 2015

      I have 3 vehicles insured with MetLife for over 7 yrs. I receive discounts for multi-vehicles plus, security system and homeowners insurance as well. I just recently filed my 1st claim for a cracked windshield. The claim/windshield process was fast and went smoothly. I have been very happy with the service/discounts.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 27, 2015

      I find the customer service at MetLife topnotch. Representatives are knowledgeable and responsive to my questions. While I've never had a Homeowner's insurance claim, I'm confident MetLife would be there for me if I need them.

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      Claims HandlingStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 26, 2015

      I really have nothing to say --- I have had the insurance for many years -- but have never had to file a claim -- so I am happy with it and my insurance agent "Dave **" has been an excellent agent.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingPrice

      Reviewed Dec. 22, 2015

      I have not made a claim in a couple of years but a few years ago we experienced a hurricane and had some damage, mostly outside. I have to say that compared to companies that our friends and family had, MetLife's response was quicker than most. We had an adjuster sent out and received our check for repairs a lot quicker and obviously they were busy due to the storm. The price is about average compared to other companies as I've shopped around. I'd say overall even the claims process is fairly easy. I have no major complaints or concerns.

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      Customer ServiceClaims Handling

      Reviewed Dec. 19, 2015

      This is an affordable homeowner's insurance company. We've only had to file one weather related claim but everything went smoothly with it. The company has very good customer service and is easy to get in contact with.

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Dec. 15, 2015

      No problems - only called them once to remove an additional property after I sold it. Received my refund check promptly. Same for my husband when he sold his rental property.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoveragePricePunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Dec. 14, 2015

      They take care of my needs at a great price. Their service is outstanding and always have an answer to my questions. When I need to make a change they always do it in a timely way and 24 hour a day service is outstanding. They never have questioned any claim I have had and always pay out promptly. I would recommend them for any and all types of insurance as they have done a great job for me.

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      CoverageStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 12, 2015

      I am satisfied with the amount of coverage and the premiums for my homeowner's, auto, and umbrella policy. However, I cannot access Met LIfe without going through the independent agent we used years ago to obtain this insurance, and it is inconvenient when the agency is closed. I would like the option of being able to speak with a company rep at Met Life during my agent's off-hours.

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      Staff

      Reviewed Dec. 8, 2015

      Very good company. Have been with METLIFE insurance company for over four years. I have an agent in the same town that I live in and that makes it real nice. I have my house and a auto and truck insured with METLIFE also.

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed Dec. 6, 2015

      I am most frustrated about how I contacted the office regarding a claim on my roof. The adjuster came out and said he did not find any damage. As a result of that, I have not been able to shop for insurance elsewhere because of the claim which was never activated.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingPunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Dec. 4, 2015

      MetLife has been my insurance company for a very long time. Their customer service has always been very helpful, and they have responded to my claims very promptly. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

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      Claims Handling

      Reviewed Dec. 2, 2015

      I bought the policy when I bought my home over 15 years ago and I've never made a claim. My bills are auto-pay. I've never visited the website or spoke to a representative.

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      Claims HandlingPrice

      Reviewed Nov. 30, 2015

      We have only had one claim in 25 years and it was handled very well. The only complaint I would have is the price continually rises and on a fixed income it can be very hard to pay the bill. I have not thought of changing because all our policies are combined and as I said their service is excellent.

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      Metlife Homeowners Company Information

      Company Name:
      Metlife Homeowners
      Year Founded:
      1869
      Address:
      200 Park Avenue
      City:
      New York
      State/Province:
      NY
      Postal Code:
      10166
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.metlife.com